Sentence examples for propose from high-quality English sources.

• In this work, we propose a regularization term...

• “If you’re going to criticize, then you should propose,” he told me.

• The critics propose a variety of remedies for the biases that they allege.

• “Therefore, we propose the following guidelines to support public health.” 

• It may request the Commission to propose legislation to the Council of Ministers.

• If they propose anything, it is that the liberal imagination is too chastened already.

• It will propose a six-and-a-half hour ban on scheduled night flights for the first time.

• Labour’s nationwide plans offer some clues as to what the mayor might propose to do in London.

Use propose in a sentence.

• Some drone developers propose using cameras with object-recognition processors to prevent collisions.

• It also is uncertain how the owners might propose to protect the health and safety of players and other personnel.

• He would also ask for a staggered reduction in income taxes, and propose the reinstatement of other tax write-offs.

• Congress could either propose them itself, or it could summon a convention of representatives from the states to propose them.

• Even as the nation continues to absorb an unprecedented attack on our democracy, we look to a new Administration to propose a different course.

• There are now 27 states in which the legislatures have passed resolutions calling for a convention that would propose a balanced-budget amendment.

• That is, they propose sets of entities that exhaustively determine the social world—but they propose sets consisting of social entities.

• In addition, I propose the refurbishment of the Palais Deluxe – the only inactive cinema on Lime Street – as the festival headquarters and hospitality centre.

propose sentence examples

• The deflationist will then propose that the truth predicate, given by the Tarski biconditionals, is an additional device, not for understanding content, but for disquotation.

• If the two countries can't resolve the dispute, the Dutch government can propose arbitration and if that fails, the Netherlands “will submit the case to an international court,” the ministry said.

• Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, and Chris Van Hollen, Democrat of Maryland, announced that they would propose legislation to impose sanctions on Chinese officials and entities that enforce the planned national security laws.

• But on Tuesday, Deputy Deputy First Minister John Swinney wrote to the committee saying he wanted to propose an "an initial discussion between officials tomorrow at which the government will propose mechanisms to establish an appropriate way forward on this matter".